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Wanderer
Spanish · Latin American
0 of 12 lessons
📞 Practice call
Hands-free with the coach.
Free talk has an arc: warm-up → review → new words taught mid-call, more Spanish
as you hold your own. Sit on it for 30 minutes and come out knowing more than you went in with.
🔁 Repaso
Spoken vocabulary review — the 1,000-word
ladder to conversational, spaced so words come back right before you'd forget them.
📋 Not sure where to start?
A two-minute voice call with the coach —
repeat six phrases and get placed at the right lesson.
How strict it gets
Sounds you're working on
Speak in a lesson and every sound you produce gets tracked here.
How this works
Nothing here uses a keyboard. Every time you produce Spanish, you say it out loud
and it's scored sound by sound. You can't finish a lesson by mumbling at the mic —
if a phoneme falls below the bar, the lesson stops and teaches you that sound before letting you continue.
The bar rises as you go. Lesson 1 forgives a lot; lesson 12 barely forgives anything. And gates accumulate — once a sound has been taught it stays gated for the rest of the course, so you can't nail /ɲ/ in unit 2 and then let it rot.
🔇 Quiet mode is for buses, offices and libraries. Same lessons, nothing spoken — you tap sounds instead of making them. It keeps you moving, but a silent lesson is marked ◐ partial: only a spoken pass fully clears it.
The bar rises as you go. Lesson 1 forgives a lot; lesson 12 barely forgives anything. And gates accumulate — once a sound has been taught it stays gated for the rest of the course, so you can't nail /ɲ/ in unit 2 and then let it rot.
🔇 Quiet mode is for buses, offices and libraries. Same lessons, nothing spoken — you tap sounds instead of making them. It keeps you moving, but a silent lesson is marked ◐ partial: only a spoken pass fully clears it.